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blady grass

British  
/ ˈbleɪdɪ /

noun

  1. a coarse leafy Australasian grass, Imperata cylindrica

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Daniel Metcalfe was commended as a runner-up for his image of a resprouting pink bloodwood tree among blady grass stalks following a forest fire.

From BBC

Daniel Metcalfe was commended as a runner up for his image of a resprouting pink bloodwood tree amongst blady grass stalks following a forest fire.

From BBC

It was situated in a natural, symmetrical clearing, a circus hemmed in by sullen vegetation, and upon which no plant save blady grass ever invaded.

From Project Gutenberg

Beyond the entanglement of the beach scrub the way was open, though rough, with granite boulders half hidden among rampant blady grass.

From Project Gutenberg

The sound again—merely the mellow cadences of a swamp pheasant whooping among the blady grass.

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